He said he was perplexed by everything he heard out of Illinois.
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The latter accusation is serious and credible and deserves to be heard out.
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They sound better than anything I've ever heard out of a laptop before.
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Ultimately, Dennis heard out her apology, but during last week's finale, Jacobs crashed Altschul's cocktail party.
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And in 2014, Depp was spotted taking Palmer and Heard out for New Year's Eve dinner.
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All I know is that I still can't get what I heard out of my head.
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" MTV said his performance was "above and beyond most of what we've heard out of him so far.
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Key GOP senator breaks with Trump in saying the whistleblower 'ought to be heard out and protected' Sen.
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Musk heard out his tough audience just before midnight on September 28 during a visit to Boca Chica.
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" "This person appears to have followed the whistleblower protection laws and ought to be heard out and protected.
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The only words we've heard out of Pikachu's adorable little face were "Pikachu" and some minor variations of it.
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" Grassley has repeatedly defended the whistleblower, and said last month that the individual deserved to be "heard out and protected.
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DID ANYTHING YOU HEARD OUT OF THOSE PEOPLE GIVE YOU A DIFFERENT SENSE THAN WHAT YOU HEARD FROM DONALD TRUMP HIMSELF?
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There is something very poignant about the volume of human desire to be heard out there in the Wild West of podcasts.
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"This person appears to have followed the whistle-blower protection laws and ought to be heard out and protected," Senator Grassley said.
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DEEPLY DISSATISFIED WITH WHAT YOU HEARD OUT OF THE GOP CONVENTION THIS WEEK BUT DON'T YOU -- I MEAN, THE RHETORIC IS PARTLY POLITICS.
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Look, what — what you all just heard out there is more taxes, $2 trillion in more spending, more deficits, more debt, more government.
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" In response to Graham's tirade, Senate president pro tempore Chuck Grassley issued a statement demanding the whistle-blower be "heard out and protected.
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Ultimately, Dennis heard out her apology, but during the season finale finale, Jacobs she crashed (and was swiftly kicked out of) Altschul's cocktail party.
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Johnny Depp has filed a petition seeking to keep the legal proceedings in his ongoing divorce from Amber Heard out of the public eye.
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The actors reading about the infamous Trump Tower meeting, and subsequent cover up of what happened, paint a more damning picture when heard out loud.
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" He heard out entrepreneur Andrew Yang, who was intriguing, but he found his plan to give everyone a thousand bucks a month "kind of gimmicky.
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Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican who sits on the committee, has also pressed for a delay until the accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, is heard out.
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"IF YOU WERE HERE WE'D HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SAVE HIS HEART" ...is the first thing Tandy heard out of the box, blinking in the tarmac sun.
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Like the rest of the public, Democratic support for single-payer rose when they heard out-of-pocket costs would be eliminated and every American would be guaranteed coverage.
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So far, the only thing I've heard out of the banks is a note from Citigroup asking that we not use its credit card images in our Equifax reporting.
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But the Boston Medical Center study is some of the first data that supports what advocates and physicians who work with immigrant families have heard out in the field.
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Forty hectic days went by, during which the government heard out the leaders of the No faction, which had won by a mere 53,000 votes, equivalent to a 0.43 percentage point.
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"In the high-end market, it's difficult to get heard out there and reach the right people," said Dechen Yeshi, 34, who runs the camp with her husband, Yidam Kyap, also 303.
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When he first met Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office weeks after his inauguration, Trump heard out the Israeli prime minister's appeal to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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While there, he served as the connection to Washington on multiple instances: In one, he heard out complaints from Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law, about CNN's coverage of the White House.
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Chuck Grassley says a whistleblower who filed a complaint about President Donald Trump's dealings with Ukraine "ought to be heard out and protected" and his or her requests for confidentiality should be respected.
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During periods when I went too long without runs, I kept thinking of the first thing I heard out of the Tread: Arzon reminding her students that chasing after ambitions is ultimately their choice.
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Clinton, over the last 24 hours, has been frantically flopping around like a bass on the side of the Arkansas River … These crazy charges you heard out of him last night are not new.
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Clinton, over the last 85033 hours, has been frantically flopping around like a bass on the side of the Arkansas River … These crazy charges you heard out of him last night are not new.
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The SEC has heard out corporate concerns in the past, but has not pursued changes to rein in shareholder proposals, which have taken on a higher profile since the financial crisis as a mechanism for corporate oversight.
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Bridgers has been touring with the National recently and is all over the band's brilliant recent album, but "Walking on a String" is quieter and more country-driven than anything we've heard out of the collaboration before.
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Bob Corker Corker, another Trump critic and a key Republican vote for Kavanaugh who is retiring at the end of his term, said he believes that Kavanaugh's accuser should be heard out before there is a committee vote, according to spokeswoman Micah Johnson.
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It's not the best sound I've heard out of a bluetooth speaker, but if you're looking for something portable to fill up a small room, it's a pretty solid choice, and the treble and bass knobs up top will help you find find the perfect medium.
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" Significantly, the letter quotes Senator Charles Grassley, Republican of Iowa, chairman and a co-founder of the Senate's Whistleblower Protection Caucus, who noted recently that whistle-blowers "ought to be heard out and protected" and "we should always work to respect whistle-blowers' requests for confidentiality.
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And when, in the middle of the shootout, Dzagoev urged the crowd to make yet more noise, to make itself heard out across the Black Sea and into Turkey, and in the caldron, Mateo Kovacic duly missed his spot kick for Croatia, it seemed that, once more, they were.
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In this context, Trump went to the border and said what had to be said, but is rarely heard out here: The wall is necessary for law and order, and sanctuary cities and sanctuary state laws endanger law-abiding citizens by protecting criminals who are here illegally from prosecution and deportation.
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The level of comical sycophancy that an ally—the only country in Europe with a still-smoldering war on its territory—has had to resort to in order to be heard out by the leader of the world's most powerful country is a testament to the double-edged sword of American support.
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Personalities from Rob Delaney to Jonny Sun weighed in, and the jokes continued for days, reveling in the sheer absurdity of the extremely specific (and yet nonspecific) threat that faced America that absolutely had to be heard out and dealt with before the automatic weapons debate could be settled: somewhere between 30 and 50 hogs, feral ones, rushing into a yard without so much as a heads-up.
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Temptations lead singer David Ruffin, portrays the song's narrator, bass singer Melvin Franklin is also heard out front after each of Ruffin's first two lines on the first verse. It was Ruffin's third straight lead on a Temptations single.
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"Tanuki-bayashi", from the Seven Wonders of Honjo. Painting by Utagawa Kuniteru III is a strange phenomenon of sound, told about in legends across Japan. In the middle of night, they are musical sounds like flutes or drums heard out of nowhere.
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In 2013, the album was remastered and repackaged as a two-CD deluxe edition by Stunt Records. Tom Gulotta and Eric Townsend were put in charge of compiling the project - bringing together previously unseen photos, never-before-heard out-takes, mixes and demos, and a reading of the first chapter of the Alarma Chronicles by Malcolm Wild.
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Some influential media became biased in favor of the authorities. Leonid Kuchma received three leaders of the campaign, heard out their daring accusations and demands, but refused to satisfy any. According to Volodymyr Chemerys, the President claimed that he would sack the police Minister Kravchenko (accused in Gongadze's abduction), as protesters demanded, if only Yushchenko suggested this dismissal officially as Prime Minister - which never happened.
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While many of the 2010 races were very contentious, Heard was easily reelected to her penultimate term, beating Republican Joseph Healy, this time by 19,529 votes.Brunner, Jennifer 2010 general election results (2010-11-02) The results of the 2010 election, however, swept Democrats out of control of the Ohio House and Heard out of the majority leader role. For the 129th General Assembly, the Democrats saw fit to elect Heard to be the minority whip.
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During that interval, Agnonides proposed another embassy to accuse Phocion formally before the regent, and the Athenian Assembly passed the motion. Both delegations arrived simultaneously, before the Macedonian throne, at Phocis. Although the regent arrested and tortured one politician of Phocion's cortege, he expected both groups to be heard out. As many people attempted to speak simultaneously, Agnonides proposed that they all be put into a single cage and taken back to Athens to decide the issue there.
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Retrieved 19 November 2009. Professor of Economics at the California State Polytechnic University-San Luis Obispo, Michael L. Marlow, defended "tobacco-sponsored" studies arguing that all studies merited "scrutiny and a degree of skepticism", irrespective of their funding. He wished for the basic assumption that every author were "fair minded and trustworthy, and deserves being heard out" and for less attention to research funding when evaluating the results of a study. Marlow suggests that studies funded by tobacco companies are viewed and dismissed as "deceitful", i.e.
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The judge heard out the owners; after expressing initial reluctance, he took the job for seven years at a salary of $50,000, on condition he could remain on the federal bench. During Landis's time serving as both judge and commissioner, he allowed a $7,500 reduction in his salary as commissioner, to reflect his pay as judge. The appointment of Landis was met with acclaim in the press. A tentative agreement was signed by the parties a month later—an agreement which itemized Landis's powers over baseball, and which was drafted by the judge.
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Adam Graham from The Detroit News called the song "a sparse acoustic ballad" on which Madonna warmed up her pre-Evita pipes. Writing for the website TheBacklot.com in 2012, Louis Virtel ranked the song at number 84 on "The 100 Greatest Madonna Songs", saying that the song is "nothing more than a guitar and Madonna's torch-song trilling, and it's more effective than anything you've heard out of Taylor Swift's mouth in the past five years". Rikky Rooksby, author of The Complete Guide to the Music of Madonna was critical of the song.
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After the fight was over, Rachel was astonished that no one helped the young Comanche woman, and she herself finally helped her to the lodge, and dressed her wounds. This did not however assuage the anger of the older woman, who tried to burn Rachel alive. Rachel ended up beating her nearly to death as well, after burning her. At that point, the tribal council intervened, and heard out all three women, and first, ordered Rachel to repair the lodge, which had been broken in the second fight as settlement for the fights.
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"Tell Her About It" is a 1983 hit song written and performed by Billy Joel, from the album An Innocent Man. An apparent homage to the Motown Sound, the song was #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts for one week on September 24, 1983, replacing the Phil Ramone-produced song, "Maniac" by Michael Sembello. The single was certified Gold by the RIAA for US sales of over 500,000 copies. In interviews, Joel has indicated that the song, heard out of context of the An Innocent Man album, sounds more like a Tony Orlando and Dawn record than the Motown sound he intended.
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The station has a signal that covers the thumb area of Michigan and can be heard out to Bay City, Imlay City, Tawas City and often as far as London, Ontario. Oddly, the station broadcast without a license to cover for nearly 7 years due to a complaint filed by Thumb Broadcasting, Inc. (owners of WLEW and WLEW-FM in Bad Axe, Huron County's only other commercial radio stations) with the FCC stating the station wasn't providing a strong enough signal to Harbor Beach. The station disputed the claim, but also offered to slightly increase power to 47 kW.
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In June 2013, Kiriakou wrote an open "Letter From Loretto" to Edward Snowden expressing his support and giving advice, including "the most important advice that I can offer, DO NOT, under any circumstances, cooperate with the FBI". On July 3, 2013, Kiriakou published an open letter, on Firedoglake, warning former NSA contractor Edward Snowden to beware of being tricked by FBI officials. He warned Snowden to anticipate FBI officials wearing clandestine listening devices who may attempt to betray and entrap him into making comments that, heard out of context, would seem incriminating. On February 3, 2015, Kiriakou was released from prison to serve three months of house arrest at his home in Arlington, Virginia.
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Martin is not pictured on the album because of her departure earlier in the year, although her vocals are present on the majority of the recordings on the album (as well as other recordings made during that period). She does have a spoken interlude line (as do the other group members) on the bridge of the song "(He's) Seventeen", and also sings lead on "After All", a song recorded for but not originally included on the album. Along with these songs, Ballard and Wilson are heard out front on other songs as well. Wilson sings lead on "The Tears" (another former non-album track) and "Baby Don't Go"; Ballard has leads on a handful of songs as well (see below), including "Buttered Popcorn" and the short intro line to "Let Me Go the Right Way".
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In his Allmusic review, music critic Brandon Burke called it "...a more personal and reflective approach... there are still a handful of effects and avant-garde dissonances on this recording but even these are used sparingly... these passages augment some of the most warm and vulnerable playing we've heard out of Fahey in a very long time... listeners unfamiliar with his more recent leanings will get an abbreviated taste of them here. A highly recommended, confusing, yet ultimately fitting end to a brilliant career. Writing for Entertainment Weekly, Marc Weingarten summed up the album writing "It sounds spacey and ancient at the same time—and it's all oddly moving." Critic Eric Carr summed up his Pitchfork Media review "Even if Red Cross is less of a striking conclusion than a broad summation, it's a tragedy to allow the vague recognitions elicited here to evaporate into nothing.
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Chris Welch of Melody Maker praised the musicianship of the band and Anderson's flute playing, writing also that "the joke at the expense of a local newspaper wears thin rather rapidly, but should not detract from the obvious amount of thought and work that has gone into the production of Thick"; he described the music as a creative effort where "the ideas flow in super abundance" but that "needs time to absorb" and "heard out of context of their highly visual stage act ... does not have such immediate appeal". Tony Tyler in his review for New Musical Express generally appreciated the construction of the suites and the arrangements, but he had doubts about the album's possible success. He called Thick as a Brick "Jethro Tull's own stand-or-fall epic after the lines of Tommy" and "an assault on the mediocrity and harshness of lower-middle-class existence in '70s Britain". Ben Gerson in Rolling Stone magazine called Thick as a Brick "one of rock's most sophisticated and ground-breaking products".
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